China Suzhou Shanghai Free day 5Days 3Nights GOCN9724

10:30 p.m. The group meets at Suvarnabhumi International Airport. Staff will be on hand to assist with check-in.

01.50 a.m. Depart from Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Thailand to Shanghai Pudong International Airport, China. Travel time 4 hours 30 minutes (meals on board)
07.05 a.m. Arrive in China, Shanghai, Shanghai Pudong International Airport. Take everyone through customs. Then take everyone to the specified tourist attractions.
Chongyuan Temple (Chongyuan) The largest temple in China. The temple (Chongyuan) is located on the banks of Yangcheng Lake in Suzhou. It was built during the Northern Liang Dynasty over 1,500 years ago. It is notable for its 7-story pagoda, which is considered the symbol of the temple, and one of the largest golden Buddha statues in China in the main hall (Mahavira Hall). The temple grounds are surrounded by peaceful waterfront scenery. There is an ancient stone bridge spanning a small stream and a Zen garden designed for meditation. Tourists can join the Buddhist morning prayer ceremony or watch the sunset reflecting beautifully on the surface of Yangcheng Lake. Dress code: Cover your shoulders and knees when visiting the sacred grounds.
Oyuan Garden, or "Couples' Garden", is located in Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. Built during the Qing Dynasty by a nature-loving couple, the garden was designed as a private garden that perfectly blends residential and artistic landscapes. The garden is famous for its ancient Chinese elements, including intricately carved wooden pavilions, large lotus ponds reflecting arched roofs, and winding stone paths along white walls. Visitors can visit the "Couples' Library", decorated with circular windows symbolizing harmony, and walk through the Miniature Rockery, which reproduces the mountains in ancient Chinese paintings. A highlight is the Stone Bridge (JIU QU QIAN), a nine-arched bridge that crosses a pond and leads to a pavilion in the center of the garden. Nearby is the Pingjiang Ancient Street, where you can walk to sample local cuisine such as crispy fish porridge or traditional Suzhou pastries. Leave enough time to sit in the pavilion and sip tea and soak up the romance of the garden, which is known as "a poem of love carved in stone."
12:30 p.m. Lunch at a local restaurant
Pingjiang Road is a historical street with a history of over 800 years in Suzhou. It was built during the Southern Song Dynasty. The street stretches for 1.6 kilometers along the Pingjiang Canal, and is lined with ancient Chinese architecture typical of Jiangnan (the area below the Yangtze River), including black and white wooden houses with arched roofs, old shops, and carved stone bridges. Visitors can visit local handicraft shops such as the Suzhou Premium Silk Embroidery Shop and the Jade Carving Shop, or take a rowboat to enjoy the quiet canal scenery and sample the famous food such as "guihua gao", a hot osmanthus cake, and "Suzhou Mian", a traditional stewed beef noodle soup. The street also has important cultural spots such as the Kunqu Opera Museum, a traditional performing art of Suzhou, and the Canglang Pavilion, an ancient library that houses Ming Dynasty texts. It is recommended to take a walk in the morning or evening to see the romantic reflection of red paper lanterns on the canal. If you have time, stop by an old teahouse to watch a tea ceremony and listen to live Chinese zither performances.
Santangjia Street (Shantangjie) is an ancient canal street with a history of over 1,200 years in Suzhou. It was built during the Tang Dynasty by the famous official Bai Juyi. The street is 3.6 kilometers long and lined with traditional Chinese architecture, carved stone bridges, and black and white wooden houses that reflect the ancient way of life. The highlight is taking a boat trip along the canal to experience the simple scenery that resembles an ancient painting, and trying local food such as "Suzhou Mian", a soft and flavorful noodle, and authentic Suzhou steamed cup cakes. Along the way, there are souvenir shops selling handicrafts such as silk-embroidered fans, jade carvings, and old-fashioned tea houses serving traditional rituals. In the evening, it is recommended to take a walk to see the red lights from paper lanterns reflecting on the canal water, and listen to live Chinese music from embroidered scarves, authentic Suzhou handicrafts, fragrant wooden fans, and fragrant ancient Chinese fans.
06:30 p.m. Dinner at a local restaurant.
Accommodation Suzhou Hotel*4 or equivalent

07:00 a.m. Breakfast at the hotel
Xiyuan Temple, an ancient temple in Suzhou, is famous as a sacred place where people come to pray and make merit, especially on important Buddhist holy days. The temple was built during the Yuan Dynasty and is now an important Buddhist and cultural tourist attraction. Inside the temple, there are architectural structures arranged in a north-south direction, such as the imperial gate, the main hall, the bell tower, and the famous “500 Arhats Hall”, with an activity called “counting Arhats” to predict your fortune. At the back, there is also the “West Garden” (dong yuan) with a pond, a pavilion in the middle of the pond, and a sacred turtle that is hundreds of years old.
Waitan Beach The Bund, or Shanghai Bund, is one of the most famous and important tourist attractions in Shanghai. It is located parallel to the Huangpu River. It is a must-see for many tourists when visiting the city. The Bund, or Shanghai Bund, is mostly Neoclassical and Colonial architecture. The Bund is located parallel to the Huangpu River. Looking across the river, you will see skyscrapers such as Shanghai Tower Jin Mao Tower, parks and promenades. The waterfront area of ​​The Bund has a long and beautiful promenade, waiting for tourists to experience the blend of Eastern and Western lifestyles that will never be forgotten. It is a waterfront area located on the east bank of the Huanghu River in Shanghai, about 1.5 kilometers long, and is one of the city's most prominent and famous landmarks, reflecting the prosperity of Shanghai during the heyday of trade and finance in the 19th and 20th centuries. Nanjing Road, also known as Nanjing, is the oldest and most famous shopping district in Shanghai. It has a history of over a hundred years and covers an area of ​​5 kilometers. In the past, Nanjing was the ancient capital of 10 dynasties. Therefore, this place is full of ancient sites reflecting its past history and prosperity. It was also used as an international port by the British. Today, it has become a large shopping area that perfectly combines luxury shopping malls with traditional street shops. It is divided into 2 parts: Nanjing East and Nanjing West Roads. The east side has a large park and many historical sites such as art galleries and museums. In the evening, it is the time when shops and bars are bustling with street musicians, full of lights and sounds. Suitable for walking or taking a tram to see the atmosphere around. On the west side, there are large shopping malls alternating with traditional Chinese shops on both sides of the road.
The world's largest Pop Mart, the Pop Mart Flagship Store or Pop Mart Museum is located in the Xintiandi district of Shanghai, a trendy area that is popular with tourists and locals, especially collectors and fans of Pop Mart and collectibles from various characters. The area is large, covering thousands of square meters, making it the world's largest Pop Mart. This store has a unique and magnificent design, allowing visitors to experience the fun and excitement of buying collectibles from the special collection.
06:30 p.m. Dinner at a local restaurant (Suki Mala)
Accommodation Holiday Inn One Express Shanghai *4 or equivalent
The main river that divides Shanghai into two parts: the modern Pudong side and the classic Puxi side. A cruise along this river is a must-do activity to experience both the ancient architecture of The Bund and the futuristic skyscrapers of Lujiazui at the same time. Most cruise ships depart from both ports, especially at dusk when the skyscrapers (Oriental Pearl Tower) and (Shanghai Tower) sparkle and reflect on the water. A classic photo spot is the Riverside Promenade on the Pudong side, which offers panoramic views of the Yangpu and Nanpu Bridges.

07:00 a.m. Breakfast at the hotel
Recommended tourist attractions
- Shanghai Tower is one of the world's largest skyscrapers and a symbol of Shanghai's development and progress over the past decades. This building is not only impressive in its height, but also a symbol of modernity and innovation in architecture and engineering. The Shanghai Tower is 63 meters high, the tallest building in China and the second tallest in the world after the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The building has 128 floors, with 5 underground floors. The design of the building's size being reduced from the base to the upper floors makes the shape of the building look like a "coil" or "spiral", which helps the building to be stable and able to withstand strong winds. The transparent glass and steel give the building a modern look and reflects the city of the future.
- Xin Tian Di District, a new district in the heart of Shanghai, is another shopping district and a cafe and restaurant with a unique identity from the architecture using brick blocks in the Sigmen architectural style, which is a combination of Chinese and Western architecture. You will find unique stone walkways, stone walls, and stone gates. Maple trees line both sides of the road, making this area even more charming.
- Nanjing Road Nanjing Road, also known as Nanjing, is the oldest and most famous shopping district in Shanghai. In the evening, shops and bars are bustling with street musicians, full of lights and sounds. It is suitable for walking or taking a tram to see the surrounding atmosphere. On the west side, there are large shopping malls alternating with traditional Chinese shops on both sides of the road.

OPTION: DISNEYLAND SHANGHAI FULL
DISNEYLAND SHANGHAI Shanghai Disneyland, the 6th theme park of Disney, is the 2nd largest in the world, after Disneyland in Orlando, Florida, USA, and is the 3rd Disneyland in Asia. It is located in Chuansha District, near the Huangpu River and Pudong Airport. Shanghai Disneyland is 3 times larger than Hong Kong Disneyland and took 5 years to build. With a total budget of approximately 5.5 billion dollars or approximately 180 billion baht, this theme park is 43 percent owned by Disney, the rest belongs to Shanghai Shendi Group, a Chinese state-owned enterprise, and various sectors that have injected financial support to help seek future profits. The theme park's highlights include the Enchanted Storybook Castle, the world's largest Disney castle, and a total of 6 theme parks: Adventure Isle, Mickey Avenue, Gardens of Imagination, Tomorrowland, Treasure Cove, and Fantasyland, with a variety of thrilling rides and interesting entertainment venues. In order not to disturb the time spent in the theme park,
Free time for lunch and dinner.
Accommodation Holiday Inn One Express Shanghai *4 or equivalent

07.00 a.m. Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
Tian An 1000 Trees Building (TIAN AN 1000 TREES) Tian An Qian Shu (Tian An 1,000 Trees) was designed by British architect Thomas Heatherwick and it is estimated that these trees can absorb 21 tons of carbon dioxide every year. The building is located on the banks of the Suzhou River or Wusong River, covering an area of ​​more than 300,000 square meters (about 187 rai) and has been called a wonder of the modern world comparable to the ancient Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
This commercial building decorated with trees Inspired by the picturesque Huangshan Mountain in Anhui Province, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the shophouse decorated with 1,000 trees is also hoped to complement the existing landscape of the Wusong River.
The first Starbucks Reserve store in China and the largest in the world, it features an open-air roasting area where visitors can see the coffee roasting process for themselves, allowing them to fully experience the production of premium coffee. The store is where Starbucks sells coffee made from the highest quality beans, carefully selected from coffee farms around the world. The Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Shanghai is not only a coffee shop selling premium coffee, but also a place that hosts coffee-related activities and workshops, allowing customers to experience and better understand the art of coffee making.
12:30 p.m. Lunch at a local restaurant
Xintiandi, a shopping district that is also a perfect blend of old and new. This area used to be a traditional Shanghai residential area, with houses in the “Shikumen” style, or East Meets West, a blend of Chinese and Western architecture. This is one of Shanghai's unique features, and has been redeveloped and renovated in the late 1990s, turning it into a vibrant and modern district. This area is home to shops, restaurants and cafes. Most of the buildings are still original, but the interiors have been renovated to be modern and suitable for today. It is a great place to stroll, shop and sample a variety of international cuisines. There are many restaurants serving everything from traditional Chinese to Western food, as well as art galleries and small museums that tell the story of Shanghai's history.
Cheng Huang Miao Market, Shanghai's Century Old Market is an old market in Pudong, Shanghai. The buildings here are ancient architecture from the Ming and Qing dynasties, decorated in the style of ancient Chinese architecture. The buildings in this area have been well preserved and are more than a hundred years old, still beautiful.
This market has many local foods and snacks, such as xiao long bao and mantou. The "Nan Xiang" shop is very popular. You may have to wait in line, but the delicious taste is worth the wait. Around the City Pillar Shrine, there are many shops selling souvenirs and local Shanghai products, such as Chinese fans, lanterns and local handicrafts.
05:00 p.m. When the time is right, take the group to Shanghai Pudong International Airport leads the group to check in to prepare for the return trip to Thailand
08.35 p.m. Depart from Shanghai Pudong International Airport, China to Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Thailand. Travel time 4 hours 25 minutes
00.50 a.m. Arrive at Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Thailand safely with great impressions